They will be joined by special guest and song weaver extraordinaire Adam Beattie. Adam will perform a set of his own songs and come together with Chaps Choir for a couple of special collaboration songs to treat your ears and tug on your heartstrings.
Chaps Choir is a large singing gang from London; say goodbye to the male voice choir most would recognise. The group has been sharing its joy-inducing, heart-string pulling repertoire to audiences since 2013. Prepare for pop re-hashes, snowy hunting calls, self-aware pirates and, well, lots of men singing …
Their voices have filled the Royal Festival Hall, Roundhouse, Union Chapel & other major London venues. Featured at Wilderness & Port Eliot festivals the choir has slowly built a name through its urbane entertaining presentation and unexpected repertoire choices. They’ve performed live on Saturday night prime time TV, recorded at Abbey Road and been the subject of articles, news pieces & podcasts exploring men’s singing & male community.
The choir has released a full length live album as well as numerous singles and video projects, aiding its mission to bring the metropolitan singing chap into the choral melee. Their recordings have been played on 6MUSIC, featured on Radio 4’s Soul Music and have gained an international reputation for an alternative approach to male voice singing.
Collaborations with artists & organisations include: Omar, Joe Stilgoe, Samantha Whates, The Spooky Men’s Chorale, CALM, Music Venue’s Trust & The Choir With No Name. The choir was founded and is led by singer & choir director Dom Stichbury.
Scottish singer-songwriter and finger-style guitarist Adam Beattie combines his roots in traditional melodies with his distinctive voice and narrative lyrics. Fresh off the heels of his critically acclaimed album of “uplifting reveries of love and romantic balladry” (Mojo Magazine), Beattie will play songs from his forthcoming album ‘Home Fires Burning’, a home-spun epic exploring family and belonging, set to melodies evocative of the fiddle tunes he grew up playing.
‘Uplifting Reveries Of Love’ – MOJO Magazine
★★★★★ ‘Master of powerful narratives’ – RnR Magazine
‘Incredibly Beautiful’ – Mary Anne Hobbs, BBC RADIO 6 MUSIC
‘Call me for a jam when you get to London’ – Bert Jansch
Instagram: www.instagram.com/mradambeattie/
Website: www.adambeattie.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/adambeattie
Date: Thursday 2 July
Start Time: 20.00
Doors: 19.00
Length: approx. 1.5 hours
Standard Tickets: £16 + BF
Concession Tickets: £12 + BF
Venue: Grand Junction is a venue for the community, arts and culture based at St Mary Magdalene Church.
Closest Stations: Royal Oak (Circle and Hammersmith & City line) 0.64km, Warwick Avenue (Bakerloo line) 0.64km, and Paddington Station (National Rail services and Circle, District, Bakerloo, Hammersmith & City line) 1.4km
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